FileBot

Hi all,

filebot is a very handy program and thank you 4 this.

I have one small question which i have not located in forum or manual (until now).

I use this format : {n} ({y}).({rating}).{genres}. {imdbid}
which gives this result : Trumbo (2015).(7.0).[Drama]. tt3203606

How should modify it to get this result ? : Trumbo (2015).(70).Drama. tt3203606

In short words i try to omit the period in the rating so from 7.0 to be 70
and the [] around genres so from [Drama] to be Drama

Can this be done?

Thank you for your time reading this.

Regards,
theobserver.

0.
Learn from the examples:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2

Read the docs:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1895


1.
You have: You want: 2.
You have: You want: Or maybe:

Much obliged RedNoah.

Although i had found many things from the examples i had not find these two.

Thank you much.

Regards,
theobserver.

Once you're done, please share and explain your format, so that the next guy can learn from your example.

Sorry for my late reply ,but now i just saw your last message.

Well my format is : which gives this result: Regards,
theobserver

Hi again,

i am trying about 90 minutes to solve my questions by reading the forum but in vain.

I need a heads up.

My current setup is (as written above) :
{n} ({y}){".(${(rating*10).round()})"}{'.'+genre}. {imdbid}
which gives this :
Avatar (2009).71.Action. tt0499549

Question is:

1. I want to add the '3D HSBS' text at the movie filename so it become:
Avatar (2009).71.Action.3D HSBS. tt0499549

How can i achieve this?

2. Is there a way to add more than one genres. In this example i only get Action as genre

3. Is there a link where the syntax and abbreviations for filebot are explained? e.g. {n} = Movie name e.t.c.

Thank you for your time reading this.

Regards,
theobserver

1.
{s3d} and {genres} is probably what you're looking for.


2.
You will find lots of documentation here and here.

The in-app reference shows all the important top-level bindings: